Titlebook: Environmental Law Before the Courts; A US-EU Narrative Giovanni Antonelli,Michael Gerrard,Maria Vittoria Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if appli

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The Yellow River and Its People,r fill in several normative gaps and bring uniformity to standards concerning participatory rights. The chapter intends to contribute to the ongoing legislative deliberation within the Council of Europe and, indirectly, to the similar process within the United Nations.

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,What Does It Mean to “Believe in Him”?,roject are not by-passed. Cases have also considered the status of sites during the extended designation procedures but shown weaknesses in terms of rapid intervention. The Court has thus been important in ensuring that the legislation offers not just an empty promise but a valuable tool for protecting nature across the European Union.

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,Specialized State Environmental Courts in the U.S.: The Experience of Vermont and Hawai’i, vulnerability to different aspects of climate change. This chapter examines the development and structure of the environmental courts in both states, explores their differences and similarities, their innovative practices and judicial training programs, and suggests some areas for further comparative study.

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Anchoring the Right to a Healthy Environment in the European Convention on Human Rights: What Concrr fill in several normative gaps and bring uniformity to standards concerning participatory rights. The chapter intends to contribute to the ongoing legislative deliberation within the Council of Europe and, indirectly, to the similar process within the United Nations.

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The Court of Justice and Protected Areas in the European Union,roject are not by-passed. Cases have also considered the status of sites during the extended designation procedures but shown weaknesses in terms of rapid intervention. The Court has thus been important in ensuring that the legislation offers not just an empty promise but a valuable tool for protecting nature across the European Union.

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Book 2023onal law, EU law, US Law,? and human rights law. It explores the evolution of these sectors before courts and tribunals from a US-EU perspective and from the perspectives of some of the foremost academics and justices from the major jurisdictions..Supranational and national courts, both in Europe an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-46467-6ion of the judiciary, the investment in it and the degree of specialisation are further factors of influence. It is argued that the legal anchoring of specialized environmental departments or judges in the relevant courts, as applied in some European countries, is a must.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137369383to biodiversity’s decline. The caselaw mentioned in this chapter tend to highlight the multifaceted nature of the protection accorded to biodiversity in the world. The different anthropocentric or ecocentric approach to nature changes the type of rights and of protection recognized.

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Environmental Law in the Courts of Europe: A Rough Sketch,ion of the judiciary, the investment in it and the degree of specialisation are further factors of influence. It is argued that the legal anchoring of specialized environmental departments or judges in the relevant courts, as applied in some European countries, is a must.

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